THE ALLIANCE HERALD
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THE ALLIANCE HERALD
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I,t.OYI V. TIIOMAH, lllltor
K II. iiniili, AhwhIhJc I VI I tor
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riKMIIIIJIION ACT
Thf Ilvrald is fru i tly iiskod ri
nrdlriK the rv isidii h of "thi war
J'l-iihiliition itrt. whirl) li!'olill)lt8 the
manufacture of 1imt or oilior Intox-
arntiim null I or vinous lujunr aur-r
JUay 1, 1919, mxl prohibits the
t all Intoxicating liquor iiftr June
30, 1919. For the Information of our
reatW-rs ami others who iniRht he so
unfortunate a not to he a regular
rrAitpr if 'I'he lleruhl we nrtnt the
ollowlng text of th act which lit en
titled, "TunUr .No. Hi bnlll l on-n-ens
(Fond Stimulation Hill) War
lTohibition Section."
"That after June thirtieth, nine
teen hundred and nineteen, until the
conclusion of the present .tr and
hereafter until the termination of
Iemoblillzation, the date of which
hall be determined and proclaimed
by the President of the United States,
tor the purpose of conserving the man
power of the nation, and to Increase
fflclency In the production of arms,
for the army and navy, it shall be un
lawful to sell for beverage purposes
any distilled spirits, and during said
lime no distilled spirits held In bond
shall be removed therefrom for beve
rage purposes except for export.
After May first, nineteen hundred and
nineteen until the conclusion of the
present war and thereafter until the
termination of demobilization, the
date of which shall be determined
and proclaimed by the President of
the United States, no grains, cereals,
fruit or other food product shall be
used In the manufacture or produc
tion of beer wine or other Intoxicat
ing malt or vinous liquor for bever
age purposes. After June thirtieth,
nineteen hundred and, nineteen, until
the conclusion of the present war and
thereafter until the termination of
demobilization, the date of which
shall be determined and proclaimed
t7 the President of the United States
no beer, wine or other Intoxicating
malt or vinous liquor shall be sold
for beverage purposes except for ex
port. The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Is hereby authorized and di
rected to prescribe rules and regula
tions, subject to the approval of the
Secretary of the Treasury, In regard
to the manufacture and sale of dis
tilled spirits and removal of distilled
spirits held In bond after Juno thlr
leth, nineteen hundred and nineteen,
until this act shall cease to operate,
for other than beverage purposes; al
so In regard to the manufacture, sale
and distribution of wine for sucrani
ntal, medicinal or other than bever
age uses. After the approval or this
act no distilled malt, vinous or other
Intoxicating liquors shall bo Imported
Into the United States during the con
tinuance of the present war and per
iod of demobilization; provided, that
this provision against Importation
shall not apply to shipments en route
to the United Sttes at the time of the
passage of this act. i
"Any person who violates any of
"tho-fore po1n'r pYoVlslons Bhall be pun-
asnea Dy imprisonment not exceeding
one year, or by fine not exceeding
'11,000, or by both such Imprison
ment and fine; provided, that the
President of the United States be, and
Siereby Is, authorized and empowered
at any time after the passage of this
act, to establish zones of such size an
be may deem advisable about coal
mines, munition factories, shipbuild
ing1 plants and such other plants for
war material as may ,seem to him to
require such action whenever In hia
opinion the creation of such zones is
necessary to. or advisable in, the prop
t prosecution of the war, and that he
la hereby authorized and empowered
to prohibit the sale, manufacture or
distribution of intoxicating liquors in
ucb zones, and that any violation of
the President's regulations in this re
gard shall be punished by Imprison
ment for not more than one year, or
by fine not more than $1,000, or by
both fine and Imprisonment. Provided
futhor, that nothlnc In his act shall
be constructed to Interfere with th
power conferred upon the President
by section fifteen of the food control
set, approved Aucilit tenth, nineteen
hundred and seventeen (Public Num
bered forty, Sixty-!": - !i C;;i'rfPf) ."
Potash Notes
At the annual meeting of the
Standard Potash Company which
was held in Omaha on January 6th
the following officers and directors
were elected:
Sol Ilergman, president.
Wm. V. Schnoor, Vice president.
Frank K. Clark, secretary.
John (J. Woodward, treasurer and
general manager.
C. IS. Ouron, director.
One of the large potash plants Is
reported to be trying out the plan of
running their brine through their
boilers and others are seriously
considering following the plan. It Is
reported that the plant mentioned Is
producing potash at an expense of
only sixteen dollars per ton a de
cided reduction In production costs.
Dr. O. E. Condra spent part of last
week In the potash district taking
motion pictures, completing work
started by him last summer and fall
when he took extensive moving pic
tures views of the notash district
In the work done this work picture
were taken of Carl Modesitt. J. If.
Show and other potash pioneers
testing lakes, evanoratinar brines in
pans, and other pioneer work. The
pictures then go to the present stage
of production showing the monster
million dollar plants reducing brine
in me most approved manner.
Tne set or films goes to an eastern
film company who will make there
from twenty-five or more complete
films Which Will be xhlblted thrmi ab
out the fertilizer districts in the
south and east for the purpose of
showing to the consumers of fertili
zer the way In which the potash used
In their fertilizer is produced and
the magnitude of the Industry. It
might be well to show the films a
couple of times to chairman Hurley
of the shipping board, who apparent
ly does not know that western Ne
braska is producing enough potash
to supply the American markets with
out the necessity of bringing it over
from German territory something
which cannot.be done in view of the
embargo placed on shipments from
enemy soil.
State Laws Prevent
Spring Game Shooting
KiKN klng out or Federal (iaine Iw
will not help until htAte Iaw
are (liniigeil to CotreNiiil
The supreme court of the United
States has declared the migratory
game bird luw unconstitutional on a
tent rase carried up from Louisiana, j
and western Nebraska sportsmen are
Jubilant over the news because of the
widespread belief that this will now
permit spriru ,h'Ht 1'ijr.
However th"ir oy w !1 be short
lived, uiiKms the Nobrsuka legisla
ture, no In session, ct.n be prevailei
upon to amend the existing law and
attach the emergency clause to the
Htaended law.
The state law now (t- vi(l"s as fol
lows: "The open season for wild
ducks, geese, brants, cranes and i
game water fowl shall begin Septem-
twit 1 Cll. ,1 f A L n . . '
um anu vim iiiTCUIUlT dJSl IICXl
ensuing. The open season for jack
snipe, Wilson-snipe. Kill-deer and
yellow-legs shall begin September
16th and end December 31st next
ensuing."
It is the opinion of western N
braska hunters that the law should
be amended to allow hunting from
September 1st to May 1st. Shooting
in many of the southern states Is
allowed all fall, winter and spring
The wild game stays there. The
western Nebraska hunter, allowed
only a few days in late fall and early
winter, gets rrardly a chance. This
matter win oe brought to the atten
tlon of the state legislature In the
hope that they will remedy this mat
ter.
For rent Furnished lodging room.
Modern. 603 Laramie. 7-H-7648.
Will trade carpenter work for used
serviceable auto or tuck, easonable.
Write particulars. Box 183 Antloch,
Nebr. lt--7622
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub It In
to get quick, comfort
ing relief
AI.IilANOK OIIIOAMKKY HAS
VWHY KUCXTOSSFX!, YKAIt
(Continued from Tage 1)
Once you've tried It on that stiff
joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu
matic twinge, lame back, you'll find
a warm, soothing relief you never
thought a liniment could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss,
wastes no time in applying, sure to
give quick results. A large bottlo
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has it. Get it today.
ments planned, whjcli will aggregate
5,000. In consideration of the ex
tremely high prices due to war-time
conditions the year has been a very
satisfactory one to the stockholders
and they entertain great optimism
for the year Just begun. The officers
and directors are all local men and
are as follows: C. A Newberry, resi
dent; Link Lowry, vice-president; L.
J. Schlll, treasurer; W. B. Spencer,
secretary and general manager; F.
W. Harris and Frank Bauer, direc
tors. It has been the unflinching faith
Of these men that, hnn mnria
this substantial enterprise for the
city and community which has In
more ways than one been for good.
It employs as many as twenty-five
people at times, all of whom are lo
cal people, and returns to the busi
ness channels of the vicinity large
sums that might otherwlno have been
spent elsewhere. Such concems
should be encouraged and Alliance
should be proud to have them a a
part of her business make-up
We Are Still Selling Groceries
for CASH and Selling
Them for LESS
Since opening we have done far more busi
ness than we had anticipated and the trade
continues to grow rapidly. Our customers
are more than pleased with the wonderful
values we are offering.
There is nothing un-natural about our
policy. It's the plain result of dealing for
cash and for cash only. We have no accounts
to lose; no accounting costs and of course,
are thereby able to sell on a much closer mar
gin. When you buy here you know you are
not helping to pay some one else account and
that you are getting as much for your money
as any one can give you and more than most
of them offer.
Get in line. Patronize the store that
gives you more goods and real service.
THE CITY CASH STORE
"The Little Store of Little Prices."
A. C. FORTNER, MANAGER.
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
. "Kidney disease Is no reporter of per
sona. A majority of the Ilia afflicting;
people today can be traced back to
kidney trouble.
The. kidneys are the mint Important
organs of the Ndy. They are the
jOJierora, the purines, of your blood.
Kidney disease la usually Indicated by
'weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness,
despondency, bitckuche. stomach trou
'ole. pain in loins and lower abdomen,
t trail stones, gravel, rheumatism, sciatica
j nd lumbago.
All these deranKcments are nature's
MlKnaln to warn you that the kidneys
need help. You should use ((!. I
-MlillAh Haarlem Oil Capsules Imme
diately. The soothing-, healing oil stim
ulates the kidneys, relieves Inflamma
tions and destroys the germs which
have caused It. Do not wait until to
morrow. Go to your drug-gist today and
insist on tRUJ MUUAX. Haarlem Oil
Capsule. In twenty-four hours yoi
should feel health and vigor returnini
and will bless the day you first heart
of C,OLJ M K I A L, Haarlem Oil.
After you feel that you have cure
yourself, (ontinue to take, one or twi
capsules each day, so as to keep ll
first-class condition anil ward oft th
danirtir of other attacks.
Ask for the original Imported OOLI
MKI'AL, brand. Three sixes. Money re
funded If they do not help you.
It Is the practice of the Bell System to distribute
fa wages to its employees their full proportion of
the revenue it is allowed to collect. Any increase
in revenues it may be necessary for this company to
obtain for the maintenance of fcood service and to
provide for future development will be shared in
by our employees.
STILL MORE IMPROVEMENTS
THAT MEAN STILL BETTER SERVICE
FOR OUR GUESTS
WE are still adding to our equipment still mak
ing changes that will enable us to better than
ever serve the people who, rapidly increasing
in number, have found this the Neatest, Cleanest Place
in Alliance in which to take their meals or light lunches.
A new range, carrying a charcoal broiler, of the
very latest and best types know, has just been installed
along with electric waffle irons and a complete chafing
dish equipment. As we have said before, we are going
to give you the best there is to be had, regardless of the
outlay necessary. Nothing but first-class foods are al
lowed to enter our kitchen and only competent people
prepare them. We want your business and if better .
service and better meals will merit it we will have you
as a regular customer.
Come in and give us a trial. It will be our pleasu 3
to make you feel at home and to see that you enjoy y?
dinner.
THE SILVER GRILL
"The Neatest, Cleanest Place in Town"
JOE C. HARVEY, Prop.